Summary of Stassi Schroeder's Next Level Basic

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#1 I was always the president of my class in school, and I was called Bossy Stassi for as long as I can remember. I can’t help but be the center of attention. I was born to be a reality-show whore.

#2 I had a passion for the Spice Girls when I was a teenager. I was artsy, and I thought I was the shit because I was so successful as the dictator of a teen Spice Girls crew. My dad took me to Los Angeles one summer when I was fifteen, and I went to an acting conservatory.

#3 I remember being in a class with Robert Redford’s acting coach, and I told him that his class sucked. I was proud that I had the courage to express my opinion, even if it made some grown men uncomfortable.

#4 Your opinion matters, no matter how different or weird it is. You want to write a song about caramel lattes and how great they are. Do it. You want to tell some Nobel Prize winners how much you love brunch with bottomless mimosas. Go ahead.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Jun 6, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822531475

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Insights on Stassi Schroeder's Next Level Basic

Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 4

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

I was always the president of my class in school, and I was called Bossy Stassi for as long as I can remember. I can’t help but be the center of attention. I was born to be a reality-show whore.

#2

I had a passion for the Spice Girls when I was a teenager. I was artsy, and I thought I was the shit because I was so successful as the dictator of a teen Spice Girls crew. My dad took me to Los Angeles one summer when I was fifteen, and I went to an acting conservatory.

#3

I remember being in a class with Robert Redford’s acting coach, and I told him that his class sucked. I was proud that I had the courage to express my opinion, even if it made some grown men uncomfortable.

#4

Your opinion matters, no matter how different or weird it is. You want to write a song about caramel lattes and how great they are. Do it. You want to tell some Nobel Prize winners how much you love brunch with bottomless mimosas. Go ahead.

#5

Being basic means being true to what you like, without caving to the pressure of being cool or edgy. So before you can truly embrace the basic lifestyle, you have to find your voice.

#6

I challenge you to share a photo and a mini